Renforcer Extra Strength Organic Honey with Natural Royal Jelly, Bee Pollen, Silver Flakes - Infused Honey with Natural Ingredients - Boosts Health & Energy for Daily Wellness - Large Pack of 14 Sachets

I’ve been adding 2 sachets of this Renforcer Extra Strength Organic Honey to my coffee every morning, and it’s been a game changer. The taste is rich and smooth, not too sweet, and it blends perfectly into a hot cup.With royal jelly, bee pollen, and even silver flakes, it feels like I’m giving my body a health boost right from the jump. The energy lift is subtle but real—none of that jittery stuff, just a natural feel-good vibe.Highly recommend if you’re looking for a daily wellness kick in a convenient little packet.

Mine came with terrible packaging. the packets were printed all weird and cut weird. taste pretty bad with all the spices and the metal flakes didn't help.oh and also it doesnt do anything. its just a spiced honey

While I can see honey packets being useful at certain times, like when you’re traveling, I can’t help but see these mostly as a gimmick. I believe honey has positive qualities and use it often, but there is a lot of honey available that tastes better than this one at a lower price. I carry small jars of pure honey in case my very small dog needs a glucose boost, but silver is not recommended for dogs and should be used carefully by everyone since it’s a transition metal and can accumulate in the organs.I looked up the ingredients in a photo on the product page (which does NOT appear on the actual box I received) as I recognized none of them. They are as follows, in order: shilajit, saffron, ashwagandha, ginger, cinnamon (species unknown), a plant I’m unfamiliar with, and something that may be misspelled but if not, comes from a beaver (look it up). The packets themselves say the ingredients are “Pure Honey 93%, Royal Jelly 1%, Radiex Eurycoma Herb Longifolia 5%, Radiex Panax Ginseng 1%”. I can’t find a definition of “radiex”. I find the different ingredient statements concerning.

Too many products in the Amazon catalog are listed as "organic" when they are not. Legit organic products have an official USDA seal and this honey doesn't. It's apparently made in Pakistan and contains "luxurious" silver flakes which I find bizarre as I have yet to see a study that shows silver in food to be a healthy thing. The added ingredients are also mysterious as they are not common in American products.The honey is marketed as an energy booster, primarily for men as evidenced by the aggressive looking bull on the cover. However, I didn't feel any particular pep in my step after having one packet. It tastes like regular honey only with a smokey flavor. Since it's 93% Pure Honey, the rest is just filler supposedly adding extra nutrients. Honey by itself is healthy enough, I wouldn't order this again just for the extra "energy" boost. It's cheaper to buy regular honey and just a few cans of Red Bull.

This honey tastes a bit medicinal, but it is neatly packaged into individual servings, which makes it great to take with you for lunch at work!

My son has been bulking up and staying healthy for football and wanted to give this a try. I can't speak to the efficacy of it health wise, but he used up the entire pack over a couple weeks and wants more. It's not great tasting, don't expect sweet honey, but for use as a health supplement it works great and is easy to consume with the packets. The current price seems reasonable for this set, the packaging is surprisingly nice with a slide out cloth lined drawer that stores the packets. Very happy to try this out, will be ordering again soon and hopefully it is working as it claims.

This should be removed from the inventory. Absolutely worthless, i got robbed

This Renforcer Extra Strength Organic Honey with Natural Royal Jelly, Bee Pollen, Silver Flakes is noted to come in individual sachets which is nice as it makes them portable and easy to carry around. Ingredients on the packaging state: 93% Pure Honey, 1% Royal Jelly, 5% Radiex Eurycoma Hero Longifolia, 1% Radiex Panax Ginseng which is different than what it stated in its description for active ingredients. The honey comes out pretty thick and is sweet but also has a spiced component to it. The taste is okay if you can tolerate the spice to it. I have not noticed any increased energy levels with consuming this. The value is so-so as it is relatively expensive given each sachet ends up costing over 1 dollar each.